ELJ an annual print literary journal Elm Leaves Journal (ELJ) is SUNY Buffalo State’s historic literary and arts journal. In production since 1948, Elm Leaves Journal has been administered, edited and produced by students at Buffalo State University. In 2013, after a brief hiatus, Elm Leaves Journal was re-imagined as ELJ, a cutting edge, national literary journal. The 2013 edition was the first that published writers outside of the Buffalo State community, that that was printed by a professional publisher. ELJ is published through the cooperation of the Writing Major and the School of Arts and Sciences. The “Wild” Edition (Winter 2013) features work by writers Matthew Bookin, Eric Bosse, Gregory Lawless, Paul Lisicky, Robert Lopez, Mary Miller, Ted Pelton, Gary Percesepe, Jennifer Pieroni, Matthew Roberson, Gail Louise Siegel, Curtis Smith, Ed Taylor, Girija Tropp, and Amy Day Wilkinson.
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